Marcus Robinson

How concerned are you about Brian Urlacher? Do you think his knee is something that could really hinder his performance during the upcoming year? Can the Bears be an elite defense even if Urlacher is not playing at a Pro Bowl level? Daniel G., Lincolnwood

Urlacher missing a few practices, or even a couple preseason games in August is really not a big deal. It is not uncommon for big-dog veterans like Urlacher to be given extra leeway when dealing with injuries in camp. So I don't think what has happened so far is reason for panic -- yet. However, if Urlacher misses an extended period of time, it may be an indication his knee sprain has not healed, or that he needs...

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